Mycotoxins eliminated by liver (feces) and kidney (urine) - according to papers on PubMed

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Looking at PubMed for stuff on mycotoxins like ochratoxin, aflatoxin

and the trichothecenes it appears that the major routes of elimination

are liver > bile > gallbladder > small intestine > feces OR

reabsorbtion

Those MYCOtoxins that go into the bile and end up recirculating are

the ones that cholestyramine can remove..

Without cholestyramine, SOME MYCOTOXINS STAY IN THE BODY FOR A VERY

LONG TIME..

Even with cholestyramine they recirculate (Thats why Shoemaker says

four times a day)

Some mycotoxins also go

Kidney . bladder > urine.

(A different situation)

Some mycotoxins usually get mostly excreted in feces but when an

animal or person is exposed to a lot, the bile route is DRAMATICALLY

slowed down or halted by something called cholestasis. That can injure

the liver and/or gall bladder. Then very bad things appear to happen.

Sweat doesn't seem to be the way mycotoxins leave the body from what I

have read just now. Other toxins yes..

I think mycotoxins, no.